It looks like Facebook investors liked what they saw out of Tuesday evening’s Q3 earnings report. As of right now, Facebook stock sits at just under $24 a share, which is up over 4.2 points from close yesterday. For the…

On Tuesday evening, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made his first public speaking appearance since the company’s IPO. Investors seemed to like what he had to say, because the company’s shares jumped as much as 7.7% in Wednesday trading. Zuckerberg spoke…

On the eve of Facebook’s big IPO, Mark Cuban predicted that the public offering could be the “most important” in history – but not for the reasons you might think. Cuban thought brand excitement would bring in retail investors who…

Yesterday, news came out that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has pledged not to sell any Facebook shares for at least a year. In addition to that, Board members Marc Andreessen and Don Graham will not sell any shares, other than…

Facebook has filed an 8-K document with the SEC indicating that it will not move forward with a secondary stock offering, but will pay taxes on RSUs, and that CEO Mark Zuckerberg will not be selling any shares, at least…

To say Facebook stock has struggled since their May IPO is an understatement, and the company continues to see the price fall on the heels of a report from BMO Capital. Today, Facebook stock hit a new all-time low, at…

As of the writing of this article, Facebook stock sits at $19.44 a share, which means that it is a little over half of the original opening price of $38. If you think that’s bad, it has been even worse…

Facebook shares hit a record low last week, at one point, dipping below $19. While they’ve recovered slightly, they’re still significantly below the $38 IPO price. As of the time of this writing, shares are down 3% at $19.41. CEO…

When Facebook went public, its IPO included a “lockup” agreement that meant some shareholders were required to hold their stock for a predetermined amount of time. For Facebook insiders held to this agreement, that lockup ended today, and as a…